Top Three Fantasy All-Star Teams

With teams having well exceeded the midway point of the season and the NBA All-Star game in New Orleans this weekend, we thought we'd take a stab at the All-Fantasy First, Second and Third teams. Who do you think comprises the best fantasy basketball team? Let FBP know in the comments below.

First Team

• Chris Paul (NO, PG) - The number one Yahoo Fantasy Player overall, Paul wows us with 20 points and 10 assists each night and doesn't have a weakness in his game outside of blocks.
  
• Shawn Marion (Mia, SF/PF) - Will his numbers drop in Miami? If one game is any indication, they might. Without a playmaker like Steve Nash, Marion will be hard-pressed to find the open looks he found in Phoenix.
• Amare Stoudemire (Pho, C) - The more conventional 20 and 10, Stoudemire does everything for a fantasy manager, including shooting at nearly 60% from the field.
• Kobe Bryant (LAL, SG) - He's playing less than 40 minutes a game for the first time since 2003. His stats haven't floundered though. Expect them to rise in the presence of Pau.
  
• Dirk Nowitzki (Dal, PF) - The best true PF in the NBA right now fantasy-wise and he's having an off-year.
  

Second Team

• Baron Davis (GS, PG) - why isn't this guy on the All-Star team? conspiracy anyone?
  
• Caron Bulter (Was, SF)
  
• Marcus Camby (Den, C) - should be NBA defensive player of the year
  
• Allen Iverson (Den, SG)
  
• Kevin Garnett (Bos, SF/PF)

Third Team

• Lebron James (Cle, SF) - first team fantasy potential if he was on a better team
  
• Yao Ming (Hou, C) - single handily carrying the Rockets on their current streak
  
• Chauncey Billups (Det, PG) - only gets better with age
  
• Carlos Boozer (Uta, PF/C)
• Josh Smith (Atl, SG/SF/PF)

Snubbed?
Steve Nash, Chris Bosh, Danny Granger, Deron Williams, Rashard Lewis

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To hoops,
Farid